[Fix] Import/Export Page Not Working #8446
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packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/external-redirect.guard.ts (1)
8-15: Approve implementation with suggestions for improvement.The
canActivatemethod effectively handles external redirects:
- It correctly checks for the 'redirect' parameter and opens external URLs in a new tab.
- The navigation control (returning false for external URLs and true otherwise) is implemented correctly.
However, consider the following improvements:
- Add URL validation to mitigate potential security risks from malicious redirects.
- Implement error handling for the
window.opencall to manage potential failures gracefully.Here's a suggested implementation with these improvements:
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { CanActivate, ActivatedRouteSnapshot, RouterStateSnapshot } from '@angular/router'; @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }) export class ExternalRedirectGuard implements CanActivate { canActivate(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot): boolean { const externalUrl = route.paramMap.get('redirect'); if (externalUrl && this.isValidUrl(externalUrl)) { try { const newWindow = window.open(externalUrl, '_blank'); if (!newWindow || newWindow.closed || typeof newWindow.closed == 'undefined') { console.error('Failed to open external URL: Popup blocked'); // Handle popup blocked scenario (e.g., show a notification to the user) } } catch (error) { console.error('Failed to open external URL:', error); // Handle other potential errors } return false; // Prevent navigation to the external redirect route } return true; // Allow navigation if no valid external URL is found } private isValidUrl(url: string): boolean { try { new URL(url); return true; } catch { return false; } } }This implementation adds URL validation and error handling, enhancing the security and robustness of the guard.
packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/permission.guard.ts (1)
65-65: Handle potential errors fromhasPermissionsmethodWhile you're using
catchErrorto handle errors from thehasPermissionsobservable, consider logging the error details to assist in debugging if the permissions check fails unexpectedly.Apply this diff to log errors:
return this._authService.hasPermissions(...requiredPermissions).pipe( map((hasPermission) => { if (hasPermission) { return true; } else { this._router.navigate([redirectTo || defaultRedirectTo]); return false; } }), - catchError(() => { + catchError((error) => { + console.error('Error occurred while checking permissions:', error); this._router.navigate([redirectTo || defaultRedirectTo]); return of(false); }) );
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- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export-routing.module.ts (2 hunks)
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/external-redirect.guard.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/index.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/permission.guard.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/index.ts (1)
4-4: LGTM! Verify the existence of the new guard file.The addition of the
external-redirect.guardexport is consistent with the existing pattern and likely relates to the PR's objective of addressing Import/Export page issues.Let's verify the existence of the new guard file:
Consider adding a brief comment at the top of this file to explain its purpose, e.g.:
// This index file exports all guard modules from the current directoryThis can improve maintainability and make the file's purpose clear to other developers.
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external-redirect.guard.tsfile exists in the specified directory and is implemented correctly. The new export inindex.tsappropriately includes theExternalRedirectGuard, aligning with the existing module structure and the PR's objectives.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/external-redirect.guard.ts (2)
1-2: LGTM: Imports are correct and concise.The necessary Angular dependencies for implementing a route guard are correctly imported. There are no unused imports, which is good for maintaining clean code.
4-7: LGTM: Class declaration and decorator are well-structured.The
ExternalRedirectGuardclass is correctly declared:
- It implements the
CanActivateinterface, which is appropriate for a route guard.- The
@Injectabledecorator withprovidedIn: 'root'ensures the guard is available application-wide.- The naming convention follows Angular best practices.
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export-routing.module.ts (4)
5-5: LGTM: Import changes are consistent with usage.The addition of
ExternalRedirectGuardimport and removal ofActivatedRouteSnapshotimport align well with the changes in the route configuration and removal ofexternalUrlProvider.
43-43: LGTM: Provider changes are consistent.The addition of
ExternalRedirectGuardto the module providers and the removal ofexternalUrlProviderare consistent with the changes made to the route configuration.
8-8:⚠️ Potential issueRemove unused constant
externalUrlProvider.The
externalUrlProviderconstant is no longer used in the routing configuration or providers. To maintain code cleanliness and prevent confusion, it should be removed.Remove the following line:
const externalUrlProvider = new InjectionToken('externalUrlRedirectResolver');To ensure this constant is not used elsewhere in the project, run the following script:
32-36:⚠️ Potential issueVerify the external redirect route configuration.
The changes to the external redirect route raise a few concerns:
- Using
ExternalRedirectGuardas both the component and incanActivateis unconventional. Please verify if this is the intended behavior.- The
resolveproperty still referencesexternalUrlProvider, which has been removed. This may cause runtime errors.Consider updating the route configuration to resolve these inconsistencies:
{ path: 'external-redirect', canActivate: [ExternalRedirectGuard] }If additional logic is needed for URL resolution, consider implementing it within the
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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/external-redirect/external-redirect.component.ts (1)
7-8: Remove unnecessary empty constructor.The empty constructor doesn't serve any purpose and can be safely removed to improve code cleanliness.
Apply this diff to remove the empty constructor:
export class ExternalRedirectComponent implements OnInit { - constructor() {}🧰 Tools
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[error] 8-8: This constructor is unnecessary.
Unsafe fix: Remove the unnecessary constructor.
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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.module.ts (1)
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1-26: Summary: ExternalRedirectComponent successfully integrated into ImportExportModule.The changes in this file correctly introduce the ExternalRedirectComponent to the ImportExportModule. Both the import statement and the addition to the declarations array are implemented correctly, following Angular best practices.
To provide more context for this change:
- Could you explain the purpose of the ExternalRedirectComponent and how it relates to the ImportExportModule?
- Are there any specific use cases or scenarios where this new component will be utilized within the import/export functionality?
This additional information would help reviewers better understand the architectural decisions behind these changes and ensure they align with the overall project goals.
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.component.ts (5)
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109-153: Remove unnecessarytry...catchblock around the observable pipelineThe
try...catchblock wrapping the observable chain inonMigrateIntoCloudis redundant because errors are already handled within the observable pipeline usingcatchError.Consider removing the outer
try...catchblock to simplify error handling:onMigrateIntoCloud(password: string) { const { id: sourceId, firstName, lastName, username, thirdPartyId, email, imageUrl, preferredComponentLayout, preferredLanguage, tenant: { id: tenantId, name } } = this.user; const register: IUserRegistrationInput = { user: { firstName, lastName, username, thirdPartyId, email, preferredComponentLayout, preferredLanguage, imageUrl }, isImporting: true, sourceId, password, confirmPassword: password }; this.loading = true; - try { this.gauzyCloudService .migrateIntoCloud(register) .pipe( // existing operators ) .subscribe(); - } catch (error) { - this.toastrService.danger(error); - } }
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115-131: Ensure proper handling of error responses inswitchMapIn the
switchMap, checkingif (response['status'])may not be reliable ifresponsedoes not contain astatusproperty in successful responses. This might lead to unintended behavior.Consider refactoring the error handling to manage HTTP errors within the
catchErroroperator and ensure thatswitchMapprocesses only validIAuthResponseobjects. Remove redundant status checks withinswitchMap.
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143-150: Avoid mutating input parameters inmapOrganizationDeleting properties from the
organizationobject can lead to side effects if the object is used elsewhere.Create a copy of the
organizationobject before modifying it to prevent unintended mutations:mapOrganization( organization: IOrganization, tenant: ITenant, userOrganizationSourceId: IUserOrganization['id'] ): IOrganizationCreateInput { + const orgCopy = { ...organization }; const { currency, defaultValueDateType, bonusType, imageUrl, id: sourceId } = orgCopy; - delete organization['id']; - delete organization['contactId']; + delete orgCopy['id']; + delete orgCopy['contactId']; return { - ...organization, + ...orgCopy, imageUrl, tenant, tenantId: tenant.id, currency: currency as CurrenciesEnum, defaultValueDateType: defaultValueDateType as DefaultValueDateTypeEnum, bonusType: bonusType as BonusTypeEnum, isImporting: true, sourceId, userOrganizationSourceId }; }
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133-141: Avoid usingasyncfunctions inside RxJS operatorsUsing an
asyncfunction withinconcatMapcan cause issues becauseconcatMapexpects an observable, not a Promise.Refactor the code to return an observable from
concatMap. Usefromto convert the Promise returned by anasyncfunction into an observable:- concatMap(async (tenant: ITenant) => { - if (tenant) { - for await (const { id: userOrganizationSourceId, organization } of this.userOrganizations) { - await firstValueFrom( - this.gauzyCloudService.migrateOrganization( - { - ...this.mapOrganization(organization, tenant, userOrganizationSourceId) - }, - this.token - ) - ); - } - return await firstValueFrom(observableOf(tenant)); - } - return await firstValueFrom(observableOf(EMPTY)); - }), + concatMap((tenant: ITenant) => { + if (tenant) { + return from(this.processTenantMigration(tenant)); + } + return EMPTY; + }), // Define the method outside private async processTenantMigration(tenant: ITenant): Promise<ITenant> { for (const { id: userOrganizationSourceId, organization } of this.userOrganizations) { await firstValueFrom( this.gauzyCloudService.migrateOrganization( { ...this.mapOrganization(organization, tenant, userOrganizationSourceId) }, this.token ) ); } return tenant; }
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186-194: Refine redirection logic without usingsetTimeoutUsing
setTimeoutfor navigation can lead to unpredictable user experiences and is generally discouraged.Consider chaining the navigation logic directly after the asynchronous operations complete without artificial delays:
- setTimeout(() => { this.router.navigate(['/pages/settings/import-export/external-redirect', { redirect }]); - }, 1500); + this.router.navigate(['/pages/settings/import-export/external-redirect', { redirect }]);If a delay is necessary to ensure that all processes have completed, it's better to manage this within the observable chain rather than relying on
setTimeout.
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- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/external-redirect/external-redirect.component.ts (1 hunks)
- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export-routing.module.ts (2 hunks)
- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.component.ts (1 hunks)
- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.module.ts (2 hunks)
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/external-redirect.guard.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/permission.guard.ts (1 hunks)
🚧 Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3)
- apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export-routing.module.ts
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/external-redirect.guard.ts
- packages/ui-core/core/src/lib/guards/permission.guard.ts
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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/external-redirect/external-redirect.component.ts
[error] 8-8: This constructor is unnecessary.
Unsafe fix: Remove the unnecessary constructor.
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apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/external-redirect/external-redirect.component.ts (1)
1-6: Imports and component decorator look good, but clarify the empty template.The imports and component decorator are correctly implemented. However, the empty template (
template: '') is unusual.Could you clarify the intended use of this component? If it's meant for programmatic use only (e.g., for redirection), consider adding a comment explaining this to improve code readability.
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.module.ts (2)
9-9: LGTM: Import statement for ExternalRedirectComponent is correct.The import statement follows Angular's best practices and correctly imports the ExternalRedirectComponent from its relative path.
23-23: LGTM: ExternalRedirectComponent correctly added to module declarations.The ExternalRedirectComponent is properly added to the module's declarations array, which is necessary for Angular to recognize and use the component within this module.
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LGTM: ExternalRedirectComponent correctly added and utilized within the routing module.
The
ExternalRedirectComponentis properly declared in theImportExportModuleand is appropriately used within theimport-export-routing.module.ts. There are no additional usages in template or TypeScript files, ensuring that the component is correctly scoped and utilized as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of ExternalRedirectComponent within the ImportExportModule # Test: Search for ExternalRedirectComponent usage in template files echo "Searching for ExternalRedirectComponent usage in template files:" rg --type html '<app-external-redirect' apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export # Test: Search for ExternalRedirectComponent usage in TypeScript files (excluding the component and module definition) echo "Searching for ExternalRedirectComponent usage in TypeScript files:" rg --type ts 'ExternalRedirectComponent' apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export | grep -v 'external-redirect.component.ts' | grep -v 'import-export.module.ts'Length of output: 792
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/import-export.component.ts (2)
24-31: Imports are correctly organized and usedThe consolidated imports improve readability, and all imported services are utilized within the component.
36-36: Template URL update aligns with Angular standardsUpdating the
templateUrlto'./import-export.component.html'follows Angular's style guide and enhances consistency.
apps/gauzy/src/app/pages/import-export/external-redirect/external-redirect.component.ts
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ExternalRedirectComponentfor handling external URL redirection.ExternalRedirectGuardto manage external URL redirects effectively.PermissionsGuardfor better permission-checking logic.ImportExportComponentfor improved organization.